JUDGEFORD COUNTRY CLUB
Ideal conditions prevailed at Judgeford yesterday, enabling players to make up for the previous weekend, arid several competitions were advanced a step further. The first round of the J. W. Martin Cup for senior players resulted as follows:—
E. J. Fahey beat W. Martin, 2 and 1; J. C. Redward beat R. F. McCourtie, 1 up; O. G. Olsen beat G. J. Stevenson, 2 and 1; E Moriarty beat D. W. Barclay, 1 up;-B. M. Stephenson beat J. Charters, 2 up; L. Philp beat H. Elsmore, 2 and 1; W. D. Cooke beat D. Warner. 2 and 1. \ In the Romaiu Cup (two rounds medal-play to qualify), the following sixteen players qualified: W. Burge-G Williams. D. S. McArthur, B. M. Blake, C.1 Webster, A. E. Richards, J. Starka, G. E. Redward, E. A. Selman. A. Rose? S. Bridgeford. H. Clegg. M. R. Jacobson, B.Levick, F. H.-Bustin, and P. Cpuchman.
!A senior and junior fourball'bestball, the first round of which had to be completed by Sunday, resulted as under:—W. Martin and D.. McArthur beat M. Jacobson and B. M. Stephenson, 2 and 1; W. Cresswell and C. Nausbaum beat H. Elsmore and W. Hart, 2 and 1: D. W. Barclay and F.H. Bustin beat L. Wales and S. Bridgeford, 3 and 2; W. Burge and A. J. Couchman beat J. Trehey and N. Whiteford, 3 and 1; D. Warner and E. Selman beat G. Radford and C. Whitcombe, 4 and 3; O. G. Olsen and Bill Blake beat R. McCourtie and 'L. Davis, 3 and 2; G. J. Stevenson and B. Burdett beat P. Couchman and G. Redward, 3 and 2; B. Moriarty and J. Spence won by default from W. Mason and Dl E. Ireland.
A medal round played in conjunction with the. morning rounds resulted in a win for D. S. McArthur, 86, 24—62. The next in order were O. G. Olsen, 83, 17 —66; S. Bridgeford, 92, 24—68; C. K. Webster, 92, 24—68; A. E. Richards, 93, 24—69; B. M. Blake, 87, 18—69; G. Williams, €8, 18—70;. G. E. Redward, 94, 24—70; W. D. Cooke, 78, 7—71; G. J. Stevenson, 83, 12—71; E. A. Selman, 96, 24—72; D. Warner, 79, 7—72; M. R. Jacobsen, 97. 24—73; W. Burge, 92, 18—74; A. Rose, 96, 22—74; H. Clegg, 99, 24—75; B. Levick, 100, 22—78; F. Bustin, 104, 24—80; J. C. Redward. 96, 16—80; J. Starke, 98, 18—80; B. Burdett, 106, 24—82; C. Nausbaum, 107, 24 —83. .
Readjustments to handicaps are:— J. Trehey to 11; O. G. Olsen to'ls; D. S. McArth'ur to 18; G. E. Redward to 22. ■•■.-■-.
The draw for the second rounds of the above competition will be published during the week.
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Evening Post, Issue 11, 13 July 1936, Page 18
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